Overview for Yoga With Visually Challenged: Hand Book for the Special Education for Parents and the Students
It is the first book of its kind in the field of Yoga. This book has been written with a view to give the students/readers a correct and comprehensive information about yoga and various systems of physical training. Here is complete description Asanas, regulated Breathing (PRANAYAMA) and relaxations techniques profusely illustrated. Yoga is systematic approach to handle the problems holistically. This manual is primarily meant for the use of visually handicapped, students of various handicapped institutions and their teachers and instructors and specially intended for those of sincerely practice-yoga, prayer, japa meditation and eager to attain some spiritual fulfillments.
Vicky Arora (Author)
The Author Dr. Vicky Arora is practicing Homoeopathy and Yoga for the past 10 years. She has written this small manual with the blessing of her parents and inspired by her visually challenged students. She is postgraduate in Philosophy, education and completed her M.Ed., in Special education. She also obtained Diploma in Holistic health, Yoga, Ayurveda and alternative system from Dev sanskriti Vishwa Vidualaya, Shanti Kunj Haridwar. This educational background supported her to explore the psychology of visually challenged and to work in that field. The Author tours to several places to study various problems of visually and physically challenged subjects. She has organized several training camps on Yoga and herbal Medicines throughout India. She is at present doing extensive research on efficacy of Yoga as explained in Patanjali Yoga and Literature published by various institutions on yoga science. The Author that claims the normal layman cannot afford the good health by costly and rigorous medical treatment but they can do yoga asana. There is a need to create the awareness among the general people about the strength of the people with disability. Only a good training, a handoff support & the encourage-ment will bridge the gap between abled and disabled people, as there is always Ability in Disability. Be a friend of the mentally visually and physically challenged to make them feel normal.
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